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New Jersey Water Environment Association

Presents

NEW JERSEY WATER ENVIRONMENT ASSOCIATION

OFFICERS Thomas Grenci……..…..….President

Robert De Block……....…...President Elect

John Reardon……………….Vice President

Robert Sokolowski..….……Treasurer

James De Block…………….Deputy Executive Director

John J. Lagrosa……………..Executive Director

The 2018 Winter Technology Transfer Seminar

March 5, — March 8, 2018 At the

NJ Conference Center and Holiday Inn, 399 Monmouth Street, East

Windsor NJ

The Department of Environmental Protection now requires that anyone who has failed an examination three times must take a “requalification” course prior to being admitted to the examination again. NJWEA has re-ceived approval to provide a series of courses to satisfy that requirement.

Persons needing to re-qualify S or N license exams must complete 2 days of sessions as follows:

Candidates for S 1 thru 4 and N 1 thru 4 must take the course designated S1-4, N1-4 on Monday. Then, all candidates for S1 and S2 must take the course designated S1-2 on Tuesday, while all candidates for S3 and S4 must take the course designated S3-4 on Wednesday.

After the Monday course, all N1 and N2 candidates must then take the course designated N1-2 on Tuesday, while candidates for N3 and N4 must take the course designated N3-4 on Wednesday.

Candidates for C 1 thru 4 must take the course designated C1-4 on Mon-day.

Then, Candidates for C1 and C2 must take the course designated C1-2 on Wednesday. Candidates for C3 and C4 must take the course designated C3-4 on Thursday.

A certificate indicating that the applicant has completed the specific re-qualification course (2 days) will be issued.

These courses are also TCH sessions applicable to License Renewal.

The New Jersey Water Environment Association has been ap-proved by The New Jersey State Board of Professional Engi-neers and Land Surveyors (the Board) as a Continuing Profes-sional Competency Course Provider. Please check the individ-ual course descriptions to see what courses will satisfy contin-uing education requirements for Professional Engineers. NJWEA will continue to maintain records of the courses offered and the names of attendees satisfactorily completing the courses. New York and Pennsylvania Credits for PE’s are as indicated in the course description.

All issues that may arise on the acceptability of a course will be between the individual and the Board.

The NJWEA Conference and Exposition is the largest water environment exposition in the Northeast. The event draws participants from throughout the country for four days of training education and offers the opportunity to

meet with manufactures and their representatives in a relaxed, informal setting to learn about their latest products.

May 7, 2018 through May 11, 2018

Bally’s Atlantic City

Visit NJWEA.ORG for registration forms and information

Registration questions:

Darlene Galbraith, Registrar NJWEA P.O. Box 737, Woodland Park, NJ 07424 Phone: (973)-239-9200 -- Fax: (973) 239-9239 -E-Mail: [email protected]

Monday, March 5, 2018—Winter 2018 SESSION Ia Wastewater License Review & Re-qualification Course S 1-4, N 1-4: Day One

Course # 03-01 10 02 2-0 (5.0 TCH - WW) NJWEA-DLGS-490 (5.0 Hr. Tech)

Moderator: Steve Dowhan, Superintendent, Joint Meeting Essex &Union

8:30 am Session Starts

9:45 am Coffee Break (included)

11:45 am Lunch (included) 3:00 pm Session Ends

Topics: Math, RBC, Trickling Filters, Rules & Regs, Pumps & Hydraulics and Disinfection.

Monday, March 5, 2018—Winter 2018 SESSION Ib Wastewater License Review & Re-qualification Course C 1-4: Day One


Moderators: Louis Lambe, Superintendent II,PVSC



11:45 am Lunch (included)

3:00 pm Session Ends

Topics: Licensing, sewer use ordinances, pipeline materials, appurtenances, pump stations, alternative facilities, flow, velocity, monitoring, hydraulics, pipe cleaning, CCTV, I&I, fats, roots, oils, grease, emergency response

Tuesday, March 6, 2018—Winter 2018 SESSION Ia Wastewater License Review & Re-qualification Course S 1-2: Day Two


Moderator: Steve Dowhan, Superintendent, Joint Meeting Essex &Union




Topics: Biological Treatment, Primary Treatment, Solids Handling, Nitrification/Denitrification, Math

Tuesday, March 6, 2018—Winter 2018

SESSION Ib Wastewater License Review & Re-qualification Course N 1-2: Day Two


Moderator: Ron Suto, AQUA America




Topics: Biological Industrial Treatment Processes, Physical/Chemical Treatment, Oil-Water Separation, pH Adjustment, Coagulation, Flocculation, Sedimentation, Chlorination, Sludge Treatment Processes, IPP Rules

Wednesday, March 7, 2018—Winter 2018

SESSION Ia Wastewater License Review & Re-qualification Course S 3-4: Day Two

Course # 03-01 10 06 2-0 (5.0 TCH-WW), NJWEA-DLGS-494 (5.0 Hr. Tech)

Moderator: Steve Dowhan, Superintendent, Joint Meeting Essex & Union




Topics: Lab Procedures, Using Lab Results to Control Processes, Math, Utility Management, Sludge Digestion, Advanced Wastewater, Nutrient Removal, Odor Control


SESSION Ib Wastewater License Review & Re-qualification Course N 3-4: Day Two


Moderator: Clark Wolverton, Superintendent, East Windsor Utilities Authority




Topics: Lab Procedures, Using Lab Results to Control Industrial treatment Processes, Lab Micro, SBRs, Enhanced Biological Treatment, Metal Waste Streams, Solids Handling, IPP Rules & Regulations


SESSION Ic Wastewater License Review & Re-qualification Course C 1-2: Day Two


Moderator: Louis Lambe, PVSC




Topics: Plans and Specs, Trenching, Bedding & Backfill, Pumping, Hydraulics, Math, Safety, Collection System Hazards, Traffic Control, Confined Space Entry, Odors, Corrosion, Hydrogen Sulfide

Thursday, March 8, 2018—Winter 2018

SESSION I Wastewater License Review & Re-qualification Course C 3-4: Day Two


Moderator: Louis Lambe, PVSC




Topics: Rehab & Repair of Sewer lines, Manholes, Service Laterals, pump stations, GIS, As-set Management, Record Keeping, Report Writing, Public Relations, Security Measures, math, Pumping, Hydraulics, Pump station Guidance Doc, Collection System Guidance Doc

MONDAY, MARCH 5, 2018

GENERAL SESSION

8:15 am Welcome & Opening Remarks

Fran Bonaccorso, Chairman, S&TT Committee

Tom Grenci - President, NJWEA

Monday, MARCH 5, 2018

SESSION II Practical Solutions — Winter 2018

Course #03-011803 3-0 (5.0 TCH) W&WW

CPWM Course NJWEA-DLGS-1020, 5.0 Hr.Tech

Moderator: Jason E. Kohlhepp, Project Manager, JMEUC

John Gardner, Sales, Jack Doheny Company

Rafael Rovito, Sales, Raritan Group

8:30 am SCADA: Everything You Want to Know But Were Afraid to Ask

Heather Heltzinger, Associate

Phil Schwartz, President

Keystone Engineering Group

9:30 am Practical Application of Pneumatic & Electric Actuators

Spencer Richardson, Sales Manager , Raritan Group


10:45 am Options for Racking and Switching Circuit Breakers

Chris Prater, Product Specialist

Circuit Breaker Sales NE, Inc.


1:30 pm Best Practices & Principles for Anaerobic Digestion

Matthew Williams, P.E., Regional Sales Manager

WEF

2:30 pm Understanding & Implementing Vibration Monitoring

Sara Urbanczyk, Engineering Sales

G.A. Fleet Associates, Inc.


Monday, March 5, 2018

SESSION III- The Paradigm Shift to Water Resource Recovery Facilities

Course #03-011804 3-0 NYPE (5.0 TCH W&WW) NYPE, NJPE & PAPE


Utilities across North America are recognizing the sustainability potential of wastewater. They are embracing the paradigm shift in approach from wastewater treatment to resource recovery and are discovering opportunities that help answer the pressing challenges of climate change, resource depletion and stringent environmental regulations in a cost effective and sustainable manner, and without increasing the cost burden on customers.

Moderator: Jay Surti, P.E., Director Engineering, Suez

Asst. Moderator: Robert C. Fischer, Executive Director, Bayshore Regional Sewerage Authority

8:30 a.m. Strategies for Integrated Nutrient and Water Resource Management at WRRFs

Wendell Khunjar, Ph.D., P.E., Associate, Hazen and Sawyer; Sarah Galst, P.E., Senior Associate, Hazen and Sawyer

9:00 a.m. Accelerating Resource Recovery, Biosolids Innovations and Opportunities

Lynne Moss, P.E., BCEE; Residuals and Odor Control Practice Leader, Black and Veatch

9:30 a.m. Nutrient Reuse and Recycling

Dr. David Vaccari, PhD, P.E., BCEE, F.ASCE, Professor, Stevens Institute of Technology

10:00 a.m. Coffee Break (included)

10:15 a.m. Unanswered Questions in Advancing the Recovery and Reuse of Wastewater Resid-uals

William E. Toffey, Executive Director, Mid-Atlantic Biosolids Association

11:15 a.m. Digester Gas and Cogeneration Upgrades at Medium Sized WRRF after 6 Years of Operation

Vincent Apa, P.E., Associate Engineer, CDM Smith

11:45am Lunch (included)

1:30 p.m. Incinerator Waste Heat to Cogeneration Project in New York’s Capital

Vincent Apa, P.E., Associate Engineer, CDM Smith

2:00 p.m. Wastewater Effluent Reuse at the West Basin Municipal District, California

Jay Surti, P.E., Director Engineering, Suez

2:30 p.m. Advanced Biological Nutrient Recovery – The Future of Wastewater Treatment is Here

J. Garrett Pallo, P.E., Vice President of Technology and Engineering, Clearas Water Recovery, Inc.

3:00 p.m. Water-Wastewater Reuse in Cooling Towers – Technical Insights, Tools and Exam-ples

Edward G. Helmig, Principal Engineer, Industrial Water-Wastewater, Processes and Technology, AECOM

3:30p.m. Session Ends


SESSION IV – Cyber Security Awareness

Course #03-011805 3-0 (5.0 TCH) W&WW


Moderators: Frank Pestana, Executive Director – North Bergen MUA

Sorin Astalus, Computer Technician, Joint Meeting of Essex & Union Counties

8:30 am Cybersecurity: Should We Be Concerned and What Can We Do About It ?

Sky Morehouse, Morehouse Engineering, President

Cybersecurity: GENERAL OVERVIEW

Matt Maloney, Morehouse Engineering, Lead Systems Engineer

Risks to your Operational Technology Systems (OT)

Dave Stupar, OCUA, Director Information Services

Risks to your Information Technology (IT)

10:00 am Coffee Break (Included)

10:15 am Cybersecurity: Should We Be Concerned and What Can We Do About It ? – CONTINUED

Courtney Bixby, SBRSA, Assistant Manager of Engineering

Case Study: SBRSA / Best Practices

10:45 am Cybersecurity: “Hands on and How To’s”

Sorin Astalus, Computer Technician, Joint Meeting of Essex & Union Counties


1:30 pm Cyber Threats / Best Practices

Krista Valenzuela, Senior Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst, NJ Cybersecurity & Communications Integration Cell

3:00 pm Cybersecurity: FINAL THOUGHTS

Sorin Astalus, Computer Technician, Joint Meeting of Essex & Union


MONDAY AFTERNOON SESSION, March 5, 2018 SESSION V – Water Hammer, Air Valve Selection, Energy Saving Valve Strategies Course #03-011806 3-0 NYPE (2.0 TCH WWW) NYPE, NJPE & PAPE CPWM Course NJWEA-DLGS-1023 2.0 Hr. Tech Moderator: Michael Roy, P.E., Old Bridge MUA 4:30pm Understanding and Controlling Water Hammer

Fred Haines, Pres. Harper Haines Fluid Control 5:15pm Air Valve Application and Sizing Selection

Fred Haines, Pres. Harper Haines Fluid Control 6:00pm Energy Saving Valve Strategies Fred Haines, Pres. Harper Haines Fluid Control

Tuesday, March 6, 2018

SESSION II - Industrial Waste Management — Winter 2018

Course #03-011807 2-0 (5.0 TCH) WW


Moderator: Roger Guttschall, Process Equipment Sales

Kent Troup, Troup Environmental

8:30 am Low Energy Rehabilitation of Wastewater Lagoon

Jim Dartez, Reliant Water Technologies

9:15 am Treatment and reuse of industrial wastewaters with membranes and ion exchange resins

Derek Stevens, Ph. D, Donna DeFlavis, Dow Water and Process Solutions


10:15 am Specially Designed Geotextile Dewatering Systems

Peter Kaye, PK Environmental/Tencate Geotube and Watersolve, LLC

10:45 am TDS Shaving

Robert Newton, Atlantis Technologies

11:15 am Simple Low Maintenance Removal of Metals, Sulfides and Dissolved Gases

George Federico, Theia, LLC


1:30 pm Breaking the Chrome Hex: Searching for Cr(VI) and Arsenic Solutions in a

Web of Regulatory Change

David J. Silverman, PSI Process and Equipment

1:45 pm Process Design Approaches for Optimum Phosphorus Removal

Denis O. Rehse, PSI Process and Equipment

2:30 pm TBD

Gabe Lederman, IMEX Consulting


TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 2018 GENERAL SESSION



Mike Roy—Federation Delegate, NJWEA


SESSION III Collection Systems – Manhole Survey, Inspection, Repair & Rehabilitation

Course #03-011808 2-0 (5.0 TCH) WW


Moderator: Louis C. Lambe, Passaic Valley Sewerage Commission

Joseph Polomene, P.E., Sherwood Logan & Associates

8:30 am Introduction to Program and Committee Update

Louis C. Lambe, PVSC

8:40 am NASSCO - MACP Basics

Craig S. Gaul, Parson Environmental Products, Inc.

9:15am Digital Scanning of Manholes

James Adams, Envirosight


10:15 am Manhole Pre and Post-Inspection Strategies

Mike Whalen, Project Scientist at Mott MacDonald

11:00 am CIPP Manhole Lining

David Van Dyken, Alternative Lining Technologies


1:30 pm Manhole Rehabilitation using Internal and External Seals

Walter Jenness, Tri State Environmental Services, LLC

2:00 pm Cementitous Coatings and Additives

Tom Perry, Multi Utilities Ventures

2:55 pm Geopolymer Alternative Manhole Rehabilitation Process

Steven Henning, The Vortex Companies


Tuesday, March 6, 2018 SESSION IV – Exploring/Addressing Challenges/Issues at Today’s Water Resource Recovery Facilities Course #03-011809 3-0 (5.0 TCH) W&WW CPWM Course NJWEA-DLGS-1026, 4.0 Hr. Tech, 1.0 Hr. Moderator: Jim Wancho, PE, Paulus, Sokolowski & Sartor, LLC Tom Petti, Bayshore Regional Sewerage Authority 8:30 am Western Monmouth Utilities Authority: Succession Planning

Brian Valentino, Executive Director, WMUA

9:15 am Montgomery Township: Building a Flood Wall to Protect a Treatment Plant from Flooding (again!)

James Cosgrove, PE, Vice President, Kleinfelder 10:00 am Coffee Break (included) 10:15 am Rockaway Valley Regional Sewerage Authority: Odor Control Implementation

Eric Reichert, Assistant Plant Manager, RVRSA

11:00 am Passaic Valley Sewerage Commission: Implementing Passaic Valley Sewerage Commission’s Enterprise GIS – the Initiative to Utilize Geo-spatial Technologies

Dom Elefante, GIS Coordinator, PVSC 11:45 am Lunch (included) 1:00 pm Rahway Valley Sewerage Authority: Solving Digester Gas Production

Limitations Through Design Upgrades and Co-digestion John Buonocore, PE, Chief Engineer/Asst. Superintendent, RVSA 1:45 pm Joint Meeting of Essex and Union Counties: Seeing Through the Fog,

While Seeing the FOG Through...the Process Fran Bonaccorso, Assistant Superintendent, JMEUC

Glen Riscen, Assistant Operations Manager, JMEUC

2:45 pm Warren Township Sewerage Authority: Dealing with Aging Infrastructure Jim Wancho, PE, PS&S 3:30 pm Session Ends

TUESDAY AFTERNOON SESSION, March 6, 2018 SESSION V – Professional Engineering Ethics and Case Studies— Winter 2018 Course #03-011810 3-0 NYPE (2.0 TCH WWW) NYPE, NJPE & PAPE CPWM Course NJWEA-DLGS-1027 2 Hr. Ethics CPS Credit PA/NY/NJ PE – 2 credit hours Moderator: Michael Roy, P.E., Old Bridge MUA Instructor: Renard E. Barnes, Esq., General Counsel PS&S Session will begin at 4:30 pm and conclude at 6:30 pm

GUESS WHAT Engineers!

YOU Can Stay Over and Join Us for an Engineering Marathon!

Monday Evening, Tuesday Evening Ethics, Wednesday P.E. Work-

shop, Wednesday Evening and an “Energy Workshop” on Thursday

That is SIXTEEN (16) CPC Credit Hours for

Professional Engineers

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Licensed Operators Please Be Advised!!

The Responsibility for obtaining adequate TCHs for license renewal rests with the licensee.

The course registrant name must appear EXACTLY as it ap-

pears on your license.

The license number must appear EXACTLY as it appears on the license (with all digits including all zeros).

The license classification must appear EXACTLY as it ap-

pears on the license.

Only ONE license needs to be entered.

Stay Over With the NJWEA!! The Holiday Inn in East Windsor, NJ and the NJWEA are offering a dis-

counted room rate .

Sunday March 4, 2018 through March 8, 2018

$95.00 Traditional Guest Room

To make reservations to stay one, two, three or four nights with the NJWEA the following information is necessary: Name of Group: CALL-IN RESERVATIONS- NJ Water and Environment Association- National Conference Center BLOCK CODE: NJW Date of Arrival: Sunday, March 4, 2018 Date of Departure: Thursday, March 8, 2018 A $50 incidental hold will be applied to the reservation credit card(s) at check-in. Check-in is at 3:00 PM and check-out is at 12:00 PM. The hotel will ac-commodate any early arrivals on a space available basis only.

Call the Holiday Inn at 1-609-448-7000

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 2018

GENERAL SESSION



Robert De Block, President Elect—NJWEA

Wednesday, March 7, 2018

SESSION II Wastewater Operations — Winter 2018

Course #03-011811 3-0 (5.0 TCH) W&WW

CPWM Course NJWEA-DLGS-1028, 5.0 Hr.

Moderators: Joseph Polomene, PE, Associate, Sherwood Logan & Associates

Jason Chase, Harper Haines Fluid Control

8:30 am Pressure Sensors, Expansion Joints, Pinch Valves & Controls

RED Valve

9:15 am Rotary lobe sludge pumps and in-line grinders

Vogelsang


10:30 am Flow Control Gates, Are You Really in Control?

Jim Harvey, WACO Products

11:00 am Request for Clarification, Unraveling the Details of Sludge Collection Systems

Shanshan Jin, Brentwood Industries


1:30 pm Dewatering 101

Chris Boyd, Charter Machine

2:10 pm Electronic Operational Data Management Systems: Maximizing Infor-mation

and Data Sharing

Jon Varner, EMA

2:50 pm WWW (World Water Web): How Information Technology is Transforming

the Water/Wastewater Industry

Bryce Parkhurst, Pumping Services, Inc.



SESSION III - Safety — Winter 2018

Course # 03-011812 3-1 (5.0 TCH) SAFETY


Moderators:

Harry E. Smith III, CSM – NJWEA Safety Committee Chairman

Harry Ladisheff – Operator, Bayshore Regional SA

Rick Stafford – Safety Officer, Joint Meeting and Essex

8:30 am Confined Space Awareness and Operations

OSHA 29 CFR 1910.146

A seminar outlining and discussing the basics of Confined Space Entry at water and waste water treatment plants.

Topics include but are not limited to: What qualifies for the Des-ignation and how we determine is it a Permit Entry of Non-Permit Entry, Atmospheric Issues and Testing, when am I required to use a tripod and winch. Highlighting other Safety and the associated hazards, safety pre-cautions and procedures of routine and troubleshooting problems were safety truly makes a difference in the outcome outcome each time we make an entry. Do it properly or risk injury or possible death…

Presented by: Harry E. Smith III, CSM, Owner and Senior

Safety Consultant, Certified Health and Safety Services, LLC.



1:30 pm PEOSH Inspection and Compliance issues for 2018

A review and discussion of safety issues and areas that we need to pay particular attention to, the more common violations found in 2016 and 2017. What we can do to make it a better place.

Presented by: Justin Baker, Bureau Chief, NJ PEOSH


WEDNESDAY SESSION, March 7, 2018 SESSION IV – Professional Engineer Continuing Ed. Training - Winter 2018 Activated Sludge Design, Sequencing Batch Reactor Design and Operation, Design for the City of Bayonne, Anammox Process Con-version, and WWTP Outfall Rehabilitation. Course #03-011813 2-0 NYPE (5.0 TCH WW) NYPE, NJPE & PAPE CPWM Course: NJWEA-DLGS-1030 5.0 Hr. Tech Moderators: Michael Roy, P.E., Old Bridge MUA Srinivas Gidugu, P.E., HAKS 8:30 am Use of Modeling for Optimization of Activated Sludge De-

sign Jurek Patoczka, PhD, PE, Vice President, Mott Mac-

Donald 9:30 am Coffee Break (included) 9:45 am Sequencing Batch Reactor (SBR) Design and Operation

David J. Silverman, PE, Manager of Process Solu-tions, PSI Process and Equipment, Pumping Services, Inc.

10:45 am Public/Private Partnership: The City of Bayonne, NJ a

Success Story Jay Surti, PE, Director of Engineering, Suez

11:45 am Lunch (included) 1:30 pm SHARON Conversion to Anammox Process at the Wards

Island Plant – The Path Forward Krish Ramalingam, Adjunct Professor, The City Col-lege of New York

2:30 pm Adams Street Wastewater Treatment Plant Outfall Reha-

bilitation Kevin Wynn, P.E., Associate, Mott MacDonald


WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON SESSION, March 7, 2018 SESSION V – Professional Engineer Continuing Ed. Training – GPS Mobile Units and GIS Mapping Course #03-011814 3-0 NYPE (2.0 TCH WWW) NYPE, NJPE & PAPE CPWM Course NJWEA-DLGS-1031 2.0 Hr. Tech Moderators: Michael Roy, P.E., Old Bridge MUA Srinivas Gidugu, P.E., HAKS 4:30pm GIS Mapping to Comply with the Water Quality Accounta-

bility Act Michael Kolody, Maser Consulting PA

5:30pm GIS Database Development for GPS and Mobile Units in

the Field Jason Ciak, CME Engineering 6:30 pm Session Ends

THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 2018 GENERAL SESSION



Tom Grenci—President NJWEA

Thursday, March 8, 2018

SESSION II Energy Workshop — Winter 2018

Course #03-011815 3-0 (5.0 TCH) W&WW


Moderator: Nicholas Salem, PE, LEED AP, Electrical Engineering Manager – Water, Black & Veatch

Scott M. Conklin, Director of Technical Services, Ocean County Utili-ties Authority

8:30 am NJ BPU Energy Programs Applicable to the Water and Wastewater Industry, B. Scott Hunter, Manager, Office of Clean Energy, Division of Economic Development & Energy Policy, NJ Board of Public Utilities

9:00 am The Greening of GCUA – The Path from Incineration to Anaerobic Digestion with CHP

Dave Hilbmann, Manager of Operations, Gloucester County UA& Danielle Farrell, Project Engineer, Remington and Vernick Engineers


10:00 pm Feasibility of Cogeneration at Wards Island and North River WWTPs – Same Owner, Different Answers

Steve Martino, PE, VP, MEP Division Leader & Frederick M. Kincheloe, PE, LEED AP, Savin Engineers, P.C.

10:30 am OCUA SWPCF Life Cycle Assessment in Evaluating a Combined Heat and Power Installation.

William T. Suchodolski, PE, Manager of Engineering and Construction, OCUA

11:15 am Value of an Energy Consultant

Laurie Wiegand-Jackson, President, Utility Advantage LLC


1:30 pm Passaic Valley Sewerage Commission Substation M and Headworks Projects – Improving the Utilization of Electrical Power and Distribution

Mike Monte, P.E., ENV SP and Brian R. Goldman, P.E., ENV SP, Greeley and Hansen

2:00 pm Electrical Usage Evaluation Tools

Robert Winder, Operations Coordinator, CapeMay CMUA

2:30 am Energy Procurement and Electronic Bidding

Robert Chilton, Executive Vice President, Gabel Associates



SESSION III Maintenance — Winter 2018

Course #03-011816 3-0 (5.0 TCH) W&WW


Moderator: Jason E. Kohlhepp, Project Manager, JMEUC

John Gardner, Sales, Bendlin Inc.

Rafael Rovito, Sales, Raritan Group

8:30 am Valve Actuation

Brian Haggart, Auma

9:30 am Thermal Expansion on Aeration Systems Carlos Samayoa, Sales Representative

Bradd Ripley, Thermal Engineer, Victaulic Company


10:45 am Troubleshooting Valves and Piping

Ray Virgens, Sales Engineer

John Braun, Vice President of Sales, Tek-Sales


1:30 pm How to Reduce Bearing Failures

Cathy Wilson, P.E. , Reliability Technology Manager, Sunair Co.

2:30 pm Fundamentals of Centrifugal Pumps

Sara Urbanczyk, Engineering Sales, G.A. Fleet Associates, Inc.


The NJWEA offers Thousands of Dollars worth of Scholarships and Awards annu-ally, to Middle School Students, High School Students, Associates Degree Students, Bachelors Degree Students, Masters Degree Students and Doctorate Students.

Visit WWW.NJWEA.ORG for more info


SESSION IV Supervisory Issues - Winter 2018

Course #03-011817 3-0 (5.0 TCH) W&WW

CPWM Course NJWEA-DLGS-1034, 0.0 Hr.Tech, 0.0 Hr. Mgmnt, 0.0 Hr. Gov

Moderator: Carrie Anne Lyons, Lyons Environmental

Lisa Oberreiter, PVSC

8:30 am How to Communicate with Millennials – An Understanding of the Generation,

Megan Livak, Van Cleef Engineering


10:00 am Public Education A Review: The 5 “W’s” of Public Education and Outreach and Some Shared Fun Times Doing It

Thomas Meholic, Public Education Committee Chair NJWEA

10:45 am Understanding the Passaic River and Newark Bay: Connecting Stu-dents and Volunteers to Water Quality and Treatment

Chris Brooks, PVSC, Multimedia Program Coordinator, Restoration Program


1:30 pm Power of Writing Well: The Thoughtful Leader’s Model for Business and Technical Communication

Peggy Gallos, Executive Director, AEA

Don Nusser, Mott MacDonald


From the NJ Turnpike, Take Exit 8 toward Route –133 toward Free-hold/ Hightstown. Take 133 West toward Hightstown. Turn Left on-to Route 33 West. Turn Right on Monmouth Street.

Directions to the National Conference Center

399 Montmouth Street, East Windsor NJ 08520

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——II Practical Solutions $80.00

——III Water Resource Rec. $80.00

____IV Cyber Security Awareness $80.00

____V Afternoon Engineering $80.00




____Ic Licensed Op Rev. $80.00

____II Wastewater Ops $80.00

____III Safety Workshop $80.00

——-IV NY/NJ/PAPE Training $80.00

——-V Afternoon Engineering $80.00




____II Industrial WW $80.00

____III Collections System $80.00

____IV Exploring Challenges $80.00

____V Afternoon Ethics $80.00


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Ma hew Bodzioch Training Manager, JMEUC

Joseph Bonaccorso Project Manager, CME Associates

Albert J. Capuzzi Mid‐Atlan c Prac ce Leader, Jacobs

Dan Carey, Jet Vac Equipment

Steve Dowhan Superintendent, JMEUC

James De Block President, DeBlock Environmental Services

Robert De Block Execu ve VP, DeBlock Environmental Services

Rick Eustace Execu ve Director, Bordentown

Sewerage Authority

Robert Fischer Execu ve Director, Bayshore RSA

Darlene Galbraith Registrar, NJWEA

John Gardner, Regional Sales Manager, Jack Doheny Company

Srinivas Gidugu Project Manager, HAKS

Chris Hoffman, P.E. Research Scien st I, NJDEP

Michael Hope Office Director, Greeley and Hansen

Shawn Kaciupski Shi Supervisor, JMEUC

Soulmaz Khojasteh Execu ve Director, Franklin Township SA

Richard Kunze Consultant

Harry Ladisheff Operator, Bayshore Reg.Sewerage Authority

Jack Lagrosa Execu ve Director, NJWEA

Louis Lambe Superintendent Line Opera ons, PVSC

Carrie‐Anne Lyons Lyons Environmental

Donna Lyons Laboratory Supervisor, Lyons Environmental

James Neville, Re red

Terry McHugh Owner, All’s Clear Services

Peter A. Nese Re red

Lisa Oberreiter Superintendent II, PVSC

Christopher Pabst Asst. Projects Manager, JMEUC

Dennis Palmer Execu ve Director, Landis SA

Henry Penley Re red

Donna Peteja Laboratory Manager/IPP Coordinator

Two Bridges Sewerage Authority

Frank Pestana Execu ve Director, North Bergen MUA

Joseph Polomene, P.E. Sherwood Logan & Associates

Glen Riscen, Ass’t Opera ons Manager, JMEUC

Michael Roy P.E. Old Bridge Municipal U li es Authority

Harry Smith CSM, Cer fied Health and Safety Services

John Schneekloth P.E. Mo MacDonald

Robert Sokolowski Treasurer, NJWEA

Rick Stafford Safety Manager Joint Mee ng Essex & Union Co.

Jay Sur Director Engineering Suez Water

Bruce Smith Comptroller, NJWEA

Harry Smith President, Cer fied Health and Safety

Charles Theodora Ass’t. Superintendent Bayshore RSA

Ramon Vara Re red

James Wancho P.E. Vice President Paulus, Sokolowski & Sartor

Roman Wisniewski Maintenance Manager JMEUC

Antoni Wyczesany Electrical Forman JMEUC

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